Amid Pomp and Promise, Ball State’s Fishers Center Officially Opens
The Center for Academic and Economic Innovation — Fishers, adjoining a co-working space in the bustling city, is poised to be a hub of entrepreneurship.
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Entries by Lisa Renze-Rhodes
‘That’s When it Hit Home’: A Son Leaves for Ball State
Amid packing and goodbyes, Clay Miller and his Ball State alumni parents recall the Florida school that once topped his list and the talk that changed his mind.
Serious Minds, Slapstick Films Converge in Project for Turner Classic Movies
Seven students in an immersive learning project travel to Turner Classic Movies in Atlanta to help promote older films among younger viewers
Udall Scholar Hits Stride Studying Carbon Footprint of Buildings
Leslie Adriance, a senior majoring in architecture, has received a $7,000 Udall Scholarship for her work related to the carbon footprint of buildings.
Curiosity Builds As CAP-Led Art Installation Rises
The untitled piece in Yorktown — being built by a School of Architecture team — is starting conversations amid hopes that it and future projects will stir commerce.
Starting This Fall: A Music Program in the Key of Life
Mihoko Watanabe helps designs a program starting this fall that stresses skills such as grant-writing and pitching proposals to nonprofits.
Dean Weidner’s Work Ethic Spans Paper Route, Property Management
Residential property management giant’s work ethic and $1 million gift to Ball State are shaping a new generation of managers in a field primed for growth.